I have banner ads (mopub with AdMob and iAds) implemented in my app. When I click "Visit Site" on some ads I get a seemingly very nicely embedded UIWebView or browser experience with site navigation and a "Done" button in the lower right hand corner. Tapping "Done" takes me back into my app.
What exactly is providing the embedded browser experience here and how do I replicate it in my app? Is this a UIWebView buried somewhere in AdMob/iAds/etc SDK? I have already embedded a UIWebview, but I would like to leverage whatever framework and code the Aads are using if possible and provide a consistent experience.
Looks like SVWebViewController is exactly what I am looking for.
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I just added a web app manifest to my web app in order to have a better mobile experience.
When I now add my web app to my iOS home screen everything looks just like a real app, but unfortunately right and left swipe to jump to the previous seen page is not working anymore. It seems to be disabled.
Is there a way to enable this again?
When running the web app in safari the swipe gesture works just fine.
In my web app manifest I have
"display": "standalone" set.
I do not want to show the browser controls, it is supposed to look like a real app.
Is there a way to have the swiping enabled anyways again?
Thanks in advance!
Best regards
Chris
I never remember having this, but check out Framework7.io, they can do that with their framework 😀
I'm new to native development on xcode and have gotten started working with WatchKit to put together a Watch extension for my HTML5 hybrid app. I'm trying to figure out how to hide the indicator dot on a page-based app view. It looks like the iOS analogue provides the ability to hide the dot, but I can't seem to find anything for WatchKit. The Apple reference site doesn't appear to indicate any such functionality, and don't see any config in the storyboard. I've Googled and searched on StackOverflow, and haven't found anything there either.
Is it possible to hide the page indicator dot on a page-based app view? If so, how might I accomplish this?
It is currently not possible to hide page indicator.
I'm creating an ios/android app that is implemented with partially native code and html5/css and built-in mobile webkit, I need to make it support both ios and Android, hence the html5/css selection. In my app I created a tabbar with 4 tab buttons, each tabview contains a webview, the tabs and tabbars are implemented natively, meaning the code for this is either objective-c or Java. What happens in those webviews are html5/css/js... I wonder if this is the appropriate way to implement it, or should I wrap the whole thing up in one single webview, and implement everything using html5, including the tabbar. Or let me ask this way, what did facebook do with its tabbars in its app? I'm concerning about user experience and seamless transition/animation.
If I can mimic the native ios/Android tabbar using html5, how may I? Anyone could maybe provide a link to a tutorial? Thanks!
This question seem duplicate but problem is that other question are old or not giving answer as my need.
What I have done:
I have integrated facebook for iOS 5 and iOS 6 both and it is sharing on wall properly.
Problem
My application have a UIButton "LIKE" to like my application page on facebook.
I want that if user click on this button he should be able to like that page.
I have search for hours but not able to get any proper solution.
For iOS 6 I get following link of apple iOS 6 site
iOS 6 with facebook
Here in third segment it show an image where app page is open in UIViewController with facebook like button.
and it said that we can open it without leaving our app.
I search but don't find how to open this page in UIViewController as we open dialog for share.
Ask me if you need more information.
Happy to get any kind of help or information.
As far as I know, the app shown by Apple with the Like button integrated (i.e. the App Store) is using a webview to display its content. This button is not something you get from a native code. The reason is that Facebook don't wan't to get Like actions without a user action to trigger it (I heard that from a Facebook guy at the App Day 2012 conference in Paris). And the only way to ensure that is to encapsulate and hide that in an HTML component.
What I would suggest is to instantiate a small webview displaying a page containing only the Like button of the desired page. Let us know if it work! ;-)
Mathieu is right, there is no way you can do that with a normal UIButton.
You have to use an iFrame (loaded in a UIWebView) if you want the button to like the page immediately. I did not like this approach as it takes some time for the iFrame to load.
More information can be found here: http://www.raywenderlich.com/1626/how-to-post-to-a-users-wall-upload-photos-and-add-a-like-button-from-your-iphone-app
I ended up having a UIButton that opens the Facebook page in Facebook.app or Safari.app. The user has to press the like button manually.
It's just allowed for testing purposes and iOS only.
check this out
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/ios/like-button/
I am using the Facebook Javascript SDK to bring up a feed dialog, which allows the user to post to their wall. This is working perfectly in iOS Safari but not so well when inside the Facebook app's browser. Inside of Facebook's in-app browser, the feed dialog is missing the Share button that normally appears at the top right corner of the overlay. I have attached a screenshot to illustrate. I have been grinding my gears on Google trying to find people with similar issues but have not been successful. Have you had any similar experiences? Does this look like a bug with Facebook or something that I am doing wrong. If it is the latter, can you shed some light on how I might go about fixing? Thanks!